The three ways udhaar money disappears
The forgotten chit: written during rush, cleaned up with the counter. The arithmetic drift: payments noted but never deducted, so both sides "remember" differently. The silent pile: no total anywhere until it's too big to raise casually. An udhaar app's job is to kill all three mechanisms — which is exactly what bill-linked entries do.
Giving udhaar, the StoreSaathi way
- Select the customer once; they stay linked forever (customer records guide).
- Credit sale = full invoice: items, quantities, date — not just a number.
- Balance updates before the customer leaves the counter.
- Limits you set in your head become visible in data: top debtor list sorts itself (dues review).
Collecting it, comfortably
Data changes the conversation. "Chacha, 12 tareekh ho gaye, 800 jama kar dein?" lands easier when you both can see the itemized history — share the statement straight from the ledger view. Partial payments are recorded on the spot (partial payment handling), keeping goodwill intact while the balance shrinks honestly. The weekly sweep habit comes from proper udhaar tracking.
Beyond the ledger
Because credit sales flow through the same system as cash ones, your reports show true revenue versus receivables — the split most shops discover only when cash feels short (see cash-flow tracking). Everything rides on the same offline engine (offline mode) and safety net (backup).
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